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Lady Wentworth had been pleased with her younger son's marriage. She considered Milly elegant, well bred, and very good style ; her fortune, too, was a great desid- eratum. And now she is called upon to approve Guy's choice of a wife, for the last letters she has received from both himself and Milly leave no doubt in her mind that he intends to marry, and she is waiting anxiously for his LADY WENTWORTH. 305 arrival, that she may hear full particulars concerning her new daughter-in-law. Her mind..., too, has been dwelling considerably on her own future ; she has spent a whole morning at the Dower House, arranging in her own mind the purposes to which she will devote the various rooms and the new furniture that will be required. She has always had the gardens kept up, as flowers are the things she cares most for.
"I am surprised, " she says to herself, "that Milly has never mentioned the young lady's connections. I do not like Guy's proposing upon so short an acquaintance. I fear he has not taken proper care to assure himself that she is desirable in point of family as well as personal attractions, and it would be indeed deplorable to bring into the family, as head of it, a person of whose antece- dents one had reason to be ashamed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lady Wentworth had been pleased with her younger son's marriage. She considered Milly elegant, well bred, and very good style ; her fortune, too, was a great desid- eratum. And now she is called upon to approve Guy's choice of a wife, for the last letters she has received from both himself and Milly leave no doubt in her mind that he intends to marry, and she is waiting anxiously for his LADY WENTWORTH. 305 arrival, that she may hear full particulars concerning her new daughter-in-law. Her mind..., too, has been dwelling considerably on her own future ; she has spent a whole morning at the Dower House, arranging in her own mind the purposes to which she will devote the various rooms and the new furniture that will be required. She has always had the gardens kept up, as flowers are the things she cares most for.
"I am surprised, " she says to herself, "that Milly has never mentioned the young lady's connections. I do not like Guy's proposing upon so short an acquaintance. I fear he has not taken proper care to assure himself that she is desirable in point of family as well as personal attractions, and it would be indeed deplorable to bring into the family, as head of it, a person of whose antece- dents one had reason to be ashamed.
What to read after Dolores?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Forrester to read onlineMoreLess
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